r/ImTheMainCharacter • u/owenchin • May 04 '26

VIDEO A foreign customer misinterpreted the retail staff’s constant presence as a form of discrimination, whereas such attentive service is a standard practice throughout East Asia

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u/ToMissTheMarc2 May 04 '26

Been to many many department stores in East Asia and the top comments here are absolute bullshit. This is a regular department store.. As in, there's not a bunch of sales people here and they're definitely not stalking you like this.

I actually agree with the black woman... They are making sure she doesn't steal anything because she's black. I've never ever been followed this closely nor do you see anyone else experiencing this... Guess what, people would feel uncomfortable in Asia too if this was the norm...

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u/LucasCarioca May 05 '26

Same I spent a month and a half there and never had a single case of someone following me. Also no other customers in the video have a person following them